7 Myrtle Avenue, Newcomb VIC 3219

Situated on the fringe of East Geelong this well loved and meticulously maintained brick veneer 3 bed, 1 bath, solid home set on 675m2 approx is the perfect choice for first home buyers, and investors alike with a potential rent of approx $360 pw .
Stepping foot into this property you will find a comfortable front living room equipped with ornate gas heater and ceiling fan for all year round comfort.
The master bedroom is located at the front of the home and is large in size and offers BIR and ceiling fan. Down the hall you will find an additional 2 good sized bedrooms.
Located at the rear of the home is a spacious updated kitchen and meals area, equipped with modern tiled flooring, 4 burner gas cooktop and AEG oven, plus ample cupboard space all in a neutral colour palette. The meals area easily seats up to 4+ and makes for a great space for everyone to come together.
Adjacent to the kitchen you will find an updated central bathroom, neatly renovated and offering corner shower, vanity storage and skylight.

What sets this home apart from the rest is the second living/enclosed sunroom, neatly renovated with a beautiful back yard view. This multipurpose space would make for an ideal study, sitting room or second summer living.

Stepping outside onto the merbau deck and undercover pergola, which is perfect for summer BBQ's and outdoor entertaining.
The spacious rear grassed yard and well pruned gardens are low maintenance would suit kids or your four legged friend. There is also a 1.5 SLUG garage and workshop ideal to tinker in.

This wonderful property is conveniently located less then 2km from Geelong CBD, walking distance to Botanical Gardens and Eastern Beach and close to Newcomb Shopping Centre.
FEATURES
-675 m2 block approx
-Gas Heating
-Carrier Split system Heat/Cool
-Rent pw $360 approx
-2 living rooms



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